Sentence examples for enabling shipments from inspiring English sources

Last week, it was Britain and France again who, in a much different context, prodded their partners in the 27-nation European Union to let the organization's embargo on arms supplies to Syria lapse, potentially enabling shipments of weapons to the rebels fighting to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad.

Ownership of this point provided not only naval dominance, but it also expanded economic ventures, enabling shipments to be sent and received with relative ease.

The water treatment plant would be part of a larger transportation complex that would enable shipments to move efficiently and quickly up and down the Illinois River and other waterways.

It also intends to upgrade its rail infrastructure to enable the shipments to be transported on special wagons.

IDC says cellular voice enabled tablet shipments in Q2 equate to more than 60% growth, year-on-year in unit terms, for this category of slate — all of which happen to be Android-based.

He also criticised ASEAN for its continued recognition of the Khmer Rouge, and specifically Thailand for enabling Chinese arms shipments to travel through its territory to supply the notorious communist group.

The almost fourfold longer half-life of 44Sc as compared to 68Ga would enable the shipment of 44Sc-based radiopharmaceuticals to PET centers without cyclotron and radiopharmaceutical facilities.

The distribution process is much more complex as retailers need to orchestrate various dispatching locations and enable the shipment to various destination points, whereas for a single-channel retailer the physical flow of goods is more or less linear.

This paper describes how the incremental introduction of smart goods and tracking-based information management practices enables hybrid shipment control of less-than-truckload (LTL) transport networks and the provision of in-transit services to transport-buying customers.

If approved, the Keystone XL would enable the shipment of 830,000 barrels of oil per day from the tar sands.

Hundreds of thousands of jobs could be created through projects they revile, such as the Keystone Pipeline, which would enable the shipment of Canadian oil to refineries in the Gulf of Mexico - and hydraulic fracturing, a new method of extracting oil and natural gas, including from the shale in upstate New York".